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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...place where ladies may be taken for a meal. It is proposed to incorporate a ladies' dining room in the new Harvard Union, but as some time may elapse before the completion of the Union, a present remedy for the existing evil seems in order. Why should not the small room leading off the main dining hall at Memorial be devoted to this purpose? It would be an easy matter to furnish it tastefully, replacing the clumsy tables and chairs by something lighter and more comfortable. Waitresses could be engaged for the room, and by means of the outer door...
...Rosenthal 2L. and H. P. Chandler '01 will present the Surbridge cups to each member of the Sophomore team, which won the class championship. Every member of the Sophomore class interested in debating, whether a member of the club or not, may be present on the payment of a small...
...Yale spring regatta was held on Saturday on Lake Whitney. Although not so much interest is taken at New Haven in class rowing as at Harvard, the races were thoroughly successful, except for the small number of entries. The class races were rowed in heats, the juniors beating the seniors by half a length, and the sophomores beating the second and the first two freshman crews by a length and a little over a length respectively. The sophomores won the final race with the juniors by a length. The series of scrub races between the Pirates, the Harlequins...
...typewriting. The last two have proved especially useful on account of their great practical value. The class in singing has also had a large attendance. One very interesting innovation this year has been a class in Spanish, which has been attended with great regularity, though by a comparatively small number of students. The total membership of the educational department is about two hundred, and the weekly attendance in all the classes averages nearly 500. The library has had a very prosperous year. Connected with the juvenile library is a room for games, where the younger members of the Social Union...
...first place will go to Pennsylvania by a score of about fifty points. Second place will probably lie between Harvard and Princeton, though neither is expected to come within twenty-five points of Pennsylvania, and fourth place should go to Yale. Scattered points will go to most of the small colleges entered and there may be some surprises from them, but the general result can hardly be affected. A forecast based on form shown this year gives Pennsylvania 51 points, Harvard 23, Princeton 18, and Yale 17. Columbia, Syracuse, Cornell, Williams, California, Brown, and New York University are also entered...